Read Write Room

This resource bundle has all you need to help your fourth graders progress toward and meet the standards! Every reading standard has been broken down into learning progressions, in the form of I CAN STATEMENTS, beginning with prerequisite skills and then gets progressively more complex to ensure depth. Included: 1. A teacher guidance sheet for each informational standard including: Skills and concepts Vocabulary Learning Intentions Learning progressions (I can statements) 2. Bookmarks for eac

In order for students to understand what the standards are asking, we have to first teach the vocabulary. These vocabulary posters are sure to help your students grasp the complexity of every standard and help them apply those skills! There are over 80 posters. Each word comes from a noun or verb of the Common Core State Standards. For each poster, a student-friendly definition and example or tip is provided. Brights and black and white versions are available. Ways to use the posters: Academic v

Who doesn't love a bookmark? They keep us on track, and let us know where we left off! Each Fourth Grade informational standard has been broken down into learning progressions. As students work toward mastery of a skill or standard, check of the skill and watch them PROGRESS! Included: A teacher guidance sheet for each informational standard including: Skills and concepts Vocabulary Learning Intentions Learning progressions (I can statements) Bookmarks for each of the following skills: Infer/Re

Who doesn't love a bookmark? They keep us on track, and let us know where we left off! Each Fourth Grade literary standard has been broken down into learning progressions. As students work toward mastery of a skill or standard, check off the skill and watch them PROGRESS! Included: A teacher guidance sheet for each literary standard including: Skills and concepts Vocabulary Learning Intentions Learning progressions (I can statements) Bookmarks for each of the following skills: Infer/Reference th

Figurative Language is necessary to understand when reading and writing. This FREEBIE asks kids to define each type of figurative language, find examples, come up with the own example, and then draw a picture representation.